Summary:
Dinuba Unified in Dinuba, California, includes 10 schools: six elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools and one alternative school, serving students from elementary through high school. In 2025–26, the unweighted average across the schools was 43% in ELA, 28% in math and 20% in science, compared with state results of 49%, 38% and 36%. The clearest area of concern is science: no school exceeded the state result, and the school average was 16 points lower.
Results vary considerably by school. Dinuba High led ELA at 65%, 11 points ahead of Washington Intermediate and 16 points above the state; Sierra Vista High (Continuation) was lowest at 8%. In math, Grand View Elementary led at 40%, just 1 point above Roosevelt Elementary; Ronald Reagan Academy reported 0%. Roosevelt led science at 30%, but remained 6 points below the state. Sierra Vista reported 0% in science. These broad comparisons span different grade levels and school types, so grade-specific results can add useful context.
Across schools, average ELA was essentially unchanged between 2024–25 and 2025–26, math dipped by about 1 point, and science rose by about 3 points; the state improved in all three subjects. Some schools bucked the overall pattern: Washington increased in all three subjects, while Grand View gained about 4 points in math. SchoolDigger’s three-year rank percentile rose 14 points for Washington and Grand View, while it fell 13 points for Jefferson Elementary. As context, all schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–25, ranging from 74% at Lincoln Elementary to 89% at Grand View; the figures do not explain differences in results. Elementary student–teacher ratios also varied, from 23.2 at John F. Kennedy Elementary to 26.2 at Roosevelt.
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